Schmeling in Hospital With Broken Vertebra
Max Schmeling suffered a fracture of a vertebral transverse process after being knocked out by Louis in the heavyweight title fight. The injury likely resulted from a right-hand punch early in the round. Schmeling checked into Polyclinic Hospital around midnight and asked for no visitors.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Louis
The
Daily News
Joe Jacobs
Schméling
Schmeling
Guarding Baby Lange as Custody Dispute Deepens
London reports say a source for Barbara Hutton obtained a court order to safeguard herself and two year-old Lance amid a custody dispute with Count Haugwitz-Reventlow. Paris rumors tied the Danish nobleman to the kidnaping and estrangement rumors as Scotland Yard prepared to serve papers if he returned to London Croydon. The heiress, owner of a five and ten store fortune, seeks protection over her son who could inherit about 20 million dollars. The countess cited his recent behavior as grounds for legal action taken after safeguarding measures.
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London
Barbara Hutton
Court Haugwitz-Reventiow
Paris
Scotland Yard
Croydon
Count Haugwitz- Reventlow
Lance
U P Service of Preparation at First United Presbyterian
Service in preparation for communion will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 in First United Presbyterian Church. Rev Robert Henderson, son of Rev Barer Henderson, DD of Grove City, will be the speaker. Fresh lot of horses and colts arrive at Kuhns Horse Ranch Saturday evening June 25 259x.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Robert Henderson
Barer Henderson, DD
Grove City
Kuhns’ Horse Ranch
Death claims Dr E E McAdoo Ligonier physician dies
Dr Elmer Ellsworth McAdoo prominent Ligonier physician born in West Lebanon died in his bed after health decline since December. Funeral at 11 a m Saturday at East Main street residence with Rev John A Rankin. interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana. Survived by second wife Elsie, two daughters, a stepson, three grandchildren and siblings. Additional item mentions local flower sale.
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Elmer Ellsworth Mc- Adoo
Ligonier
Indiana County
East Main Street
John A. Rankin
Ligonier United Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
McAdoo
West
Lebanon
Archibald and
Sarsh (Clowes) McAdoo
Elders Ridge Academy
Lafayette College
Jefferson Medical College
New York University
Somerfield
Somerset County
Ida (Smith) McAdoo
Emmet McAdoo
Elsie (Stahl)" McAdoo
Vernie Daniels
Latrobe
Zalah Stranton
New Stanton
Clair McAdoo
Jennie Wiggins
Vanderrift
Maude Carnahan
Grove City
William
Ray McAdoo
Powell Nursery Ready to Sing Despite Hollywood Baby Plan
Powell in Hollywood juggles fame and fatherhood as Joan Blondell Powell nears labor. Penick Powell wants to sing on a near future project but faces being the fall guy in a breezy comedy Head Over Heels. The couple reserved the same maternity ward as Bing Crosby's twins, with names Eilen and David under consideration.
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Joan Blondell Powell
Bing Crosby
Powell
Maree
Eilen
David
Germany Reacts To Schmeling Louis Fight Blow
Berlin reports the two minute knockout as Germany’s hard news. Joe Louis kayoed Max Schmeling in New York, leaving many sleepless and stunned. Actors and officials react with tears and sympathy, while German press blames American businessmen for delaying the fight coverage and doubts Schmeling’s return.
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Berlin
Germany
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Jan
Lonon
Anny Ondra
Unser Mexa
Schmeling
New York
Max
Zwoelfche-Blatt
Schimeling
Defeta
Speakers Discuss Diplomacy in Sunday Institute
An Indiana county wide institute on international relations will hold a panel discussion Sunday June 26 at the United Presbyterian Church Indiana. The 3 pm session will debate What Should Be the Attitude of the United States Toward the Present International Situation with J A Boak Vincent Neeson A B McElvaney J A Loboid Layton Spicher Attorney Robert M Fisher Clinton File Mrs Maria Widdowson and Miss Jane Hutchinson among speakers. Mrs George Bray will lead the discussion. The 7:30 pm session features Dr Roswell P Barnes speaking on Americas Opportunity and Responsibility.
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United Presbyterian’ Church
Indiana
United States
J. A. Boak
Pennsylvania State Grange
Vincent Neeson
The
Indiana Evening Gazette
A. B. McElvaney
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
J. A. Luboid
Indiana High School
Layton Spicher
Jefferson County
Robert M. Fisher
Clinton File
American Legion
Maria Widdowson
Blacklick
Jane Hutchinson
Dilltown
George Bray
Pittsburgh
Women's International League For Peace
Roswell P. Barnes
Department of International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Two Men Hurt in Falls At Work in Indiana Hospital
Two local men recover in Indiana Hospital after fall incidents at work. Henry Helman, 11, of 104 East Philadelphia street, fell from a ladder while painting his home, sustains a scalp laceration with no skull injury on X ray. Ralph Bennett, 59, of the Moore Hotel, fractured his right arm and other injuries after a 13 foot fall while repairing a barn on his brother William Bennett’s White township farm.
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Indiana Hospital
Henry Helman
Philadelphia Street
Ralph Bennett
Moore Hotel
William Bennett
White Township
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies at Harrisburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates and their ladies gathered in Harrisburg for three days of business and social events and discussed leadership for the coming year. Chester Zerby of Erie emerged as a potential state department commander and Mrs Myrtle Byers of McKeesport was proposed for auxiliary president. Zerby currently serves as senior vice commander.
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Harrisburg
Veterans “of Foreign Wars
Chester Zerby
Erie
Licely
State Department
Myrtle Byers
McKeesport
Zerby
Wreck toll may reach 46 in Montana crash
Nine people remained missing today in the Milwaukee Road Olympian wreck near Miles City Montana with the death toll expected to reach 46. Railroad officials said 40 bodies had been recovered with 37 identified. No more bodies found last night as search of submerged sleepers ended. Two bodies were recovered from the Yellowstone River several miles away.
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Miles City
Mont
Milwaukee Road
Yellowstone River
Liquor prices to rise on July first in Harrisburg
The Liquor Control Board announced a price increase on many popular brands by nine or ten cents effective July 1 due to a federal tax hike from two to 2.25 dollars per gallon.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Democrats to Elect 4 Leaders in Indiana County Meeting
The Democratic Committee of Indiana County will hold a meeting in the Democratic clubroom this Saturday June 25 at 2 pm to elect a chairman and treasurer for a two year term. Proxies should be present.
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Democratic Committee of
Indiana County
Democratic
Twins born three weeks early in Stillwater
Stillwater Minn June 23 Mrs Art Hanson wife of a WPA painter became mother to a three pound girl Saturday The stork returned Wednesday night with a five pound girl twins four weeks premature likely to live Dr Henry VanMeier said mother is doing nicely The Hangs ons have no other children
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Stillwater Minn
Art Hanson
Henry VanMeier
Hangons
Inside story may be halted by injunction in espionage case
June 23 New York Leon Turow, once government chief investigator in the Germatt espionage inquiry, says he signed confessions from four suspects now in custody. The defendants plead innocent to espionage charges as a New York Post embargo and a 21 article series by Turow threaten to reveal facts. U S Attorney Lamar Hardy secures an injunction to pause publication to protect ongoing investigations.
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New
York
Leon G. Turow
Germatt
Turrou
New York Post
United States
Lamar Hardy
Grandmother Enjoys Cyclist Freedom on Long Pacific Ride
Idaho Falls reports 77 year-old Maria Blasius completed a 1500 mile motorcycle trip through the Pacific Northwest. She travels in a sidecar with her son’s bike to see better and avoid bumps, planning another excursion as she feels much improved.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
dJust
Pacific Northwest
Maria Blasius
Windsor's 44th Birthday Not Widely Noted in England
London dated June 23 reports the Duke of Windsor turning 44 with little fanfare. A society column mentioning the former king is brief, and even there he shares attention with Prince Jaime, second son of former King Alfonso of Spain, who was 30.
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London
Duke of Windsor
England
Jaime
Alfonso
Spain
Pennsylvania Faces 400 Million Funds Cut Report
Harrisburg dispatch reports a rift in Pennsylvania Democratic leadership over the Earle-Jones peace deal. Ar thur Colegrove accuses loyalists of being betrayed, while Lawrence denies a sellout. Guffey lines up with the peace supporters amid intra party clashes and possible patronage shifts.
Sewing Room project approved for Indiana relief funds
The State WPA director may start a sewing room program in Indiana after President Roosevelt approved a $27,113 allotment. Needy unemployed women will sew blankets clothing and rat rugs to be donated to charitable institutions. Final start time rests with the State WPA chief.
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Works Progress Administration
Indiana
Roosevelt
Joseph F. Guffey
WPA
Generator Guffey
Winter Remains At Falls Gorge In Niagara Falls
In Niagara Gorge on June 23 PFM reports lingering ice near Horseshoe Falls establishing a new record for longevity of gorge ice. The remnant of last season's severe ice jam exceeds previous seasons, where the latest melt occurred June 20, 1921.
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Falls Gorge
Niagara Falls
PFM
Niagara Gorge
Horseshoe Falls
Baptist salary study commission named in Pennsylvania
The Rev. W. P. Vandever of Erie was named chairman of a commission to study minimum salaries for Baptist ministers in Pennsylvania. Appointed at the closing session of the annual conference, he proposed study and contacting other denominations. He will report to the union’s annual state convention in Warren, October 18 20.
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Lewisburg
W. P. Vandever
Erie
Pennsylvania
Conference of Baptist Ministers
Union
Warren
Indiana County Drivers Reinstated By State Police
Pennsylvania motor police reinstate operating privileges for three Indiana County motorists after 80 days of suspension for excessive speed. Also reported is a license revocation for intoxication in Fulton Run and weekly suspensions totaling 176 licenses for speeding. Governor Earle’s drive has suspended 2,851 drivers overall, including 1,613 Pennsylvanians and 1,238 out-of-state motorists.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Boyd W. States
Rossiter
W. G. Spiers
Brushvalley
Steve E. Tolai
Iselin
Joseph Kotak
Fulton Run
Police
Earie
Alphabet Groups to Have Big Part in Spending
Harrisburg officials expect Pennsylvania to receive a large share of the Roosevelt spending plan. The state could get between 275 and 400 million dollars from the 3.75 billion federal appropriation for fiscal 1938, with allocations across WPA, PWA, housing, and other programs. WPA and PWA share totals run high, including housing and municipal projects, while the National Youth Administration and AAA allocations add to the state's employment and farm efforts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Mately
PWA
Pittsburgh Strikes Leave City Without Afternoon Paper
Pittsburgh residents faced a week without the local afternoon newspaper as a strike halted the Sun-Telegraph Press. Negotiations continued to end the walkout while the Post-Gazette, unaffected, urged advertisers to limit copy to normal schedules and street crowds scrambled for remaining editions.
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Pittsburgh
Sun-Telegraph Press
Morning Post-Gazette
Americans at Work Radio Broadcast Tonight
A nation wide rails air service broadcast titled Americans at Work will air from 9 30 to 10 00 this evening. The program is to be heard on Station WJAS Pittsburgh delivering a focused look at work life across the country.
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Railsair
WJAS
Pittssburgh
Ringling Circus Strike Halts Scranton Show in June
In Scranton on June 23 the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey circus stalled as 1600 performers and crew rejected a 25 percent wage cut. Ringling North said the American Federation of Actors violated its act and warned the show would move to Sarasota if no agreement. Wilkes-Barre performance canceled and grounds deserted after chaotic scenes. Roughly 4 800 employees affected.
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Scranton
Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Circus
John Ringling North
American Federation of Actors
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